Early Retirement / Health Ins.

[captmetal]

Ok everybody thinks it is great you retired but did not answer your question.

Obamacare is rough, the big issue is with insurance is " out of network" care which is care away from home, it is buried in the fine prine of the official rules of the plan, which is hard to find for a lot of plans,

the deductible goes very very high for out of network i have seen some plans as high as 200k per year.



Very few plans will let you travel and give good coverage, the emeregency room coverage is a scam as the deductible kicks in as soon as they move you to a hospital room, some employer plans do better in out of network then obamacare, obamacare will not let you easily send bills to anywhere but your house. Many doctors wont take obamacare in your home town , let alone out of state, so you will have to pay and try and get a refund.

[Wonderdog]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

Ahhhh, lovely! Thank you.

[carlgorski]

Originally Posted by steve76

Ugh, health care ins. I'm on medicare but wife is not. My 2018 premium for her just jumped 52% and no other options for us. Almost a quarter of my pension income. So many in the same boat with no relief in sight as of yet.

Wonderful Obummer care. I am so glad I retired from the military and have Tri-Care. Of course the politicians will eventually go after it in some way. They have already tried but failed. But they are persistent devils.

[Bob Denman]

"Ahhhh, lovely! Thank you."




...And back to the main topic: My carrier (MVP) is now offering Nation-wide coverage.

...At a price...

It would be about $3,000 per year higher...